Showing posts with label twitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twitter. Show all posts
Back Of A Web Page
Hehe! BackOfAWebPage.tumblr.com features hypothetical illustrations of what the back of some iconic web sites might look like if they did indeed have a back.
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Tweet Ring
Select a twitter message and those 140 characters are engraved on both sides of a ring. Or, you can put the tweet on one side, and on the other the sender, date and time.
Check it out.
I get a lot of cool messges about Design Fetish. Would love one of these :D
(Oh, and my birthday's coming soon *wink*)
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Adidas Facebook And Twitter Shoes
If you liked my older post about geeky custom designed Nike shoes, you'll like these too!
Custom made Facebook and Twitter shoes, designed by Gerry McKay.
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Twitter Parade
Hehe! Hit up this nifty website with your favorite Twitter ID or keyword, and it’ll make your own personal parade, complete with your followers, their tiny avatar heads and what they’ve been tweeting.
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Designed Sneaker Collection by Daniel Reese
Using regular Nike sneakers, Daniel Reese, sneaker designer, created this fabulous collection. He was inspired by video games, movies, musicians, Google and even Twitter!
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Twitter Notepad
For all you twitter fanatics out there! By César Santiago. You can download the template here.
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Websites As Retro Book Covers
French illustrator Stephane Massa-Bidal depicts some of the webs most prominent websites and networks as a series of retro book covers include vintage versions of Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace.
The prints are available for sale. Check out his Zazzle shop, Flickr page or Cargo Collective portfolio for more work and info.
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Creative Search
A new search aggregator especially made for designers conducting visual research.
The site shows results from various lace all over the web: Google Images, Flickr, iTunes, YouTube, Twitter. Wikipedia, etc.
Try it out.
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IKEA Switches To Verdana, Everybody Goes Insane!
So, apparently, IKEA switched from Futura to Verdana. Why? Here's their official answer from Typophile:
"IKEA abandons 50 years of Futura and Century Schoolbook for… Verdana.
In an interview with swedish design magazine CAP&DESIGN the reason for the change is to be able to use the same font in all countries, including asian countries. Also they want to be able to give the same visual impression both in print and the web."
Following the change, people go crazy about the whole issue. There is a petition to "ask IKEA to get rid of Verdana" , a facebook group was also created, and everybody is complaining about it on Twitter. Even Time magazine wrote an article about it.
Take a chill pill guys. Its not that big a deal! I think there are more important issue to worry about!!!!
So Fadi, hows the situation there in sweden, home of the retailer giant?
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